Construction Site Portable Restroom Rentals in New Jersey

OSHA 29 CFR 1926.51(c) requires at least one toilet for 20 or fewer workers, one toilet seat and one urinal per 40 workers for crews of 20–199, and one toilet seat and one urinal per 50 workers for crews of 200 or more. Facilities must be reasonably accessible to the work area, and 1926.51(f) also requires handwashing facilities near the toilets. We help NJ contractors calculate and document the correct unit count for every site.

For a 50-person crew, OSHA's minimum is 2 toilet seats plus urinal capacity, but for full shifts we recommend 4 porta potty units so your crew isn't losing productivity waiting in line, and so a single out-of-service unit never puts you out of compliance. Use our unit calculator or call us and we'll size your site in minutes.

Yes. Most of our construction site portable toilet rental business is long-term — from multi-week jobs to year-long phased builds. Whether you call it portable toilet hire, a job site porta potty rental NJ, or long-term construction site service, we handle it all across New Jersey. Contracts include monthly billing, flexible unit scaling with 24-hr notice, and close-out removal scheduled around your punch list.

Every weekly service visit includes pumping the waste tank, full interior cleaning and sanitizing, restocking toilet paper and hand sanitizer, and a damage/condition check. Higher-frequency service (2× or 3× weekly) is available for large crews or high-traffic sites.

Yes. Crew sizes change and your sanitation plan should change with them. Call us at least 24 hours ahead and we'll deliver additional porta john units or pick up units you no longer need.

Yes. We stock dedicated high-rise units that fit through standard doorways and into service elevators, plus crane-sling units rated for rigging lifts to upper floors or below-grade work areas. We regularly service vertical construction in Newark, Jersey City, Hoboken, and along the Hudson County waterfront.

It depends on the project. Federally-funded projects, public-works contracts, and sites accessible to the public typically require at least one ADA-compliant accessible unit. Many NJ municipalities also require them on permit-reviewed projects. If you're unsure, we'll help you assess your obligations.

Yes. Containment trays sit beneath each unit and capture any spill or runoff before it reaches soil or stormwater drains. They're required by many NJ municipalities and on sites operating under NJDEP/NJPDES stormwater permits.

Yes. We set up business accounts for general contractors and subcontractors with consolidated monthly invoicing, PO number support, and per-site billing breakdowns so your project accounting stays clean across multiple active jobs.

For most job sites, 24 hours is enough. For larger orders (10+ units), high-rise/crane placements, or project starts during peak season, give us about a week so we can stage equipment and coordinate with your site superintendent.